Explore tweets tagged as #DataAccessIntent
Looks like I have some reading to do. @demiliani made me aware of this property. DataAccessIntent .
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@arthrvdv @sauravdhyani DataAccessIntent won't help much on-prem, unless you create environment for that I'm pretty much sure that direct SQL access would always be faster than other options, though it depends on what kind of data do you need.
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Get your #DeveloperDigest fix!Β This week's edition is filled with tips on DataAccessIntent, custom Tables/Pages, and more. #MSDyn365BC #DataAccessIntentΒ #BCv25Features #WhatIfAnalysis.
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Is there away to ask BC for a customer price via api that has dataaccessintent = read?.This would make it possible to use read-scale-out function for performance. #bcalhelp #msdyn365bc.
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@steveendow Didn't see any issues recently. Ideally you should not just expose normal pages in webservices, but create custom api pages and/or queries. You should use DataAccessIntent = ReadOnly whenever you can. Remove flowfields when you can. Implement delta loading, not full load allways.
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@phenno1 @sauravdhyani Oops π. β¦indeed DataAccessIntent will probably work for Cloud only.
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@StefanMaron Also, you may use the DataAccessIntent = Read Only in the query to speed it up a bit more (in cloud for sure).
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Another week, another insightful #DeveloperDigest! Tips on DataAccessIntent, custom Tables/Pages, what-if analysis, and BC v25 features. #MSDyn365BC #DataAccessIntentΒ #BCv25Features #WhatIfAnalysis.
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@sauravdhyani In some cases it could help to create an query object of type API (instead of an page object) Also the DataAccessIntent set to ReadOnly could help. Also using the Business Central instead of the generic OData connector of PBI could help.
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@KennieNP Read-scale out - suggestion add DataAccessIntent property value to customDimensions.
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@ajkauffmann Do you mean the section with getting price via bound action (?.I thought about that but where do I specify DataAccessIntent = readonly for that (read-scale-out)?.
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@guidorobben @waldo1001 @luc_vandyck I'm in the same situation with the same question. I wanted to test if I could use read scale out for that by setting query as dataaccessintent = read.
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